Sentence examples for assert with a from inspiring English sources

But what if we assert (with a great dramatic flourish) that your first associations should be 'lifesaving' and 'game changing' "?

Until it builds that tool, it really ought to dispense with trying to assert with a straight face that thwarting customers who wish to do this on their own and redirecting them to Southwest's site are anything close to "consumer friendly".

How can the CIA assert with a straight face that it has no intelligence interest in drone attacks, a subject that is so intimately related to national security and counter-terrorism?

He went on to assert with a straight face that "history has taught us that our pursuit of a world where states do not systematically slaughter civilians will not come to fruition without concerted and coordinated effort".

In "A Work of My Own," she explains her determination "to make a form that answers to 21st-century needs," something so new that she can assert, with an element of truth, "I do not write novels".

I'm quite hard to say no to," she asserts with a smile.

As his campaign slogan asserts with a sly wink at Jewish voters, Avigdor Lieberman "knows how to speak Arabic".

"As a private person, professionally I am invisible," he asserts, with a laugh that this time feels like a fist concealed inside a velvet glove.

The crisis that sparks the revolt of Southern whites is the blacks' claim (asserted with a hungry leering) to the right of intermarriage.

Within a few minutes, they had finished one game and were launched on another, and Fischer was asserting, with a triumphant grin, as he pushed his queen, "You're dead now".

It is a press-secretarial phrase in growing use that asserts with a note of defiance: "You know that's not what he meant, so don't make it a big deal".